expendability

noun

1. (countable, uncountable)The state or quality of being expendable.

   “It is being waged through policies of expendability, which deliberately destroy jobs and production in favor of a service- and banking-based economy.”

   “A pell-mell disaster movie with the horror film’s belief in the expendability of sexually available women and wimpy guys, the story gallops after a divorced American father (Mr. Roth) and two Chilean acquaintances as they hook up with three young women for a Valparaíso vacation.”